The new 1929 Series AC International had the 'Stovebolt Six' 3,180cc ohv engine which survived until 1955. The Series AD Universal replaced the International after 850,000 were sold in 1930, with 46bhp and hydraulic shock absorbers being added, but sales of the Series AD were down to 640,000.
aa Chevrolet Series AD 1930 Sports Roadster badge
Chevrolet Series AD 1930 Sports Roadster - badge on grille
Chevrolet Series AD 1930 Sports Roadster front
Chevrolet Series AD 1930 Sports Roadster. Powered by the same 3.2-litre 'stove-bolt' six cylinder engine as the outgoing Series AC, the AD raised power to 50bhp. This Series AD Roadster was assembled in Argentina.
Chevrolet Series AD Phaeton 1930 front
Chevrolet Series AD Phaeton 1930
Chevrolet Series DA 1934 Master Roadster front
Chevrolet Master DA 1934 Roadster, powered by 3,390cc (206) 'Stovebolt' 6-cylinder engine and built on a 112-inch wheelbase
